Publications by authors named "Harald Wack"

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Bifunctional Lewis acid-nucleophile-based asymmetric catalysis: mechanistic evidence for imine activation working in tandem with chiral enolate formation in the synthesis of beta-lactams.
Stefan France, Meha H Shah, Anthony Weatherwax, Harald Wack, Justine P Roth

J Am Chem Soc· February 2005

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Development of a new dimeric cyclophane ligand: application to enhanced diastereo- and enantioselectivity in the catalytic synthesis of beta-lactams.
Harald Wack, Stefan France, Ahmed M Hafez, William J Drury, Anthony Weatherwax

J Org Chem· June 2004

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Catalytic, asymmetric alpha-chlorination of acid halides.
Stefan France, Harald Wack, Andrew E Taggi, Ahmed M Hafez, Ty R Wagerle

J Am Chem Soc· April 2004

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The development of the first catalyzed reaction of ketenes and imines: catalytic, asymmetric synthesis of beta-lactams.
Andrew E Taggi, Ahmed M Hafez, Harald Wack, Brandon Young, Dana Ferraris

J Am Chem Soc· June 2002

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Bifunctional asymmetric catalysis: a tandem nucleophile/Lewis acid promoted synthesis of beta-lactams.
Stefan France, Harald Wack, Ahmed M Hafez, Andrew E Taggi, Daniel R Witsil

Org Lett· May 2002

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Generation of ketenes from acid chlorides using NaH/crown ether shuttle-deprotonation for use in asymmetric catalysis.
Andrew E Taggi, Harald Wack, Ahmed M Hafez, Stefan France, Thomas Lectka

Org Lett· February 2002

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Strong Hydrogen Bonding to the Amide Nitrogen Atom in an "Amide Proton Sponge": Consequences for Structure and Reactivity.
Christopher Cox, Harald Wack, Thomas Lectka

Angew Chem Int Ed Engl· March 1999

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